Industrial HMI devices and systems
Intuitive machine operation with Human Machine Interface
HMI systems are among the most important devices in industrial automation. They are the interface between human operators and complex automation systems. ICPDAS-EUROPE offers HMI devices for monitoring, controlling and optimising production processes in a wide range of industrial sectors and for building automation. The product range of HMI devices includes pure monitors as well as HMI panel controllers:
- Touch panel monitors from 7" to 17"
- HMI touch panel controller for machine operation or building automation
... 10 available
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VPD-142-H CR
€336.00*
4,3" HMI Controller
2x RS-232/RS-485, 1x USB, 1x LAN, Modbus RTU/TCP, XV Board
VPD-143-H CR
€354.00*
4,3" HMI Controller
2x RS-232/RS-485, 1x LAN, 1x USB, PoE, Modbus RTU/TCP, XV Board
Advantages of HMI devices
User-friendliness and visualisation: HMI devices offer intuitive graphical user interfaces that enable operators to monitor machines and processes in real time. The use of symbols, graphics and diagrams simplifies the presentation of information, making it easier to interpret data quickly.
Process control and optimisation: HMI systems enable direct control of machines and processes. Operators can adjust parameters, recognise faults and take immediate action to rectify errors. This helps to increase efficiency and minimise downtime.
Alarm management: HMI devices are able to generate alarms and warnings when process deviations occur. Operators can respond to these alerts to recognise and rectify potential problems at an early stage, which increases plant availability.
Data collection and analysis: HMI systems continuously collect data from various processes and store it for later analysis. This enables the identification of trends, performance analyses and the optimisation of production processes.
Safety: Safety is of paramount importance in industrial automation. HMI systems enable the implementation of safety protocols and guidelines to minimise accidents and hazards. This protects both employees and equipment.
Flexibility and scalability: Modern HMI systems are extremely flexible and scalable. They can be customised to the specific requirements of a company or plant, whether in the food industry, chemicals, manufacturing or other sectors.
Integration in Industry 4.0 and IoT: HMI devices play a central role in the networking of production plants and the implementation of Industry 4.0 concepts. By integrating sensors and connecting to IoT platforms, HMI systems can transfer real-time data to cloud systems, enabling comprehensive monitoring and remote control of systems.